1. Developing scenarios Accepting intelligent infrastructure Resistant to intelligent infrastructure High impact transport Low impact transport good intentions perpetual motion tribal trading urban colonies

2. Developing scenarios urban colonies

3. Living and working in an urban colony Technology, investment and development is primarily focused on minimising environmental impact

4. Living and working in an urban colony Good environmental practice is at the heart of the UK’s economic and social policies and sustainable buildings, distributed power generation and new urban planning policies have created compact, sustainable cities.

5. Living and working in an urban colony Transport is permitted only if green and clean - and car use (still energy expensive) is restricted

6. Living and working in an urban colony Different cities have developed their own public transport - electric or low energy - which is efficient and widely used.

7. Living and working in an urban colony Public information technology systems are not as good or as trusted as private networks.

8. Living and working in an urban colony Rural areas have become more isolated, effectively acting as food and biofuel sources for cities

9. Living and working in an urban colony Consumption has fallen - resource use is now a fundamental part of the tax system and disposable items are less popular.

10. Living and working in an urban colony The big picture is of a high-density green city with locally produced goods and efficient public transport. Buildings are sustainable and the public realm active and vibrant. High-density, mixed-use, compact cities.

11. Living and working in an urban colony Building-integrated energy generation systems are a standard feature of all new buildings, with photovoltaic skins a standard feature.

12. Living and working in an urban colony Sky gardens and atria provide more green space and fresh air. Elevated parks reduce the ‘urban heat island’ effect and opportunities for urban agriculture.

13. Living and working in an urban colony Hydroponic building facades help supply the city with locally produced fresh fruit and vegetables.

14. Living and working in an urban colony Hydrogen-powered public transport is widely used. The decline in vehicle use has led to pedestrianisation of streets and a better quality of life with cycling and walking the norm.